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Cgo Automasjon As

Tiller, Norway

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CGO Automasjon AS is a complete automation provider that covers system integrations from start to finish. The company offers technology and automation systems, including PLC-, SCADA-, and SD-systems as well as production safety solutions. They specialize in machine safety, pump control, machine control, servo applications, and robotics. CGO Automasjon has their main office and workshop in Dora, Trondheim. The company was founded in 2026 and has already engaged in the installation of sensors for waste recycling. The firm can boast certificates and classes that confirm their expertise, although specific details are not provided in the text.

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